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MALE GENITOURINARY SYMPTOMS Bladder distension due to partial obstruction Diabetes mellitus (polydipsia, polyuria) Diabetes insipidus (polydipsia, polyuria) Renal failure Faecal impaction Parkinson's disease (tremor, shuffling gait) Spinal cord injuries, disease and tumours Neurogenic bladder Bladder tumour or stone (haematuria) Anaphylaxis Hypercalcaemia Multiple sclerosis (diffuse neurological anomalies) Reactive depression (anxiety, agitation, anger) Shock (eg. anaphylaxis) Loss of consciousness (eg. convulsions) Alcohol excess Drugs (eg. alpha -blockers, caffeine, hypnotics, lithium, tranquillizers, diuretics, tricyclic antidepressants) Detrusor hyperactivity (urgency incontinence) Libido, Reduced Reduced desire for sexual activity Both sexes Psychological stress Pituitary disease (eg. adenoma) Hyperprolactinaemia Hypothyroidism (constipation, hoarse, dry skin) Addison's disease (pigmentation, fatigue, nausea) Diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia) Cerebrovascular accident Parkinson's disease (tremor, rigidity) Cerebral space occupying lesions Psychiatric disease (eg. depression) Chronic renal failure Chronic hepatic failure Carcinoid syn. (flushing) Cushing syn. (obese, striae) Malignancies Drugs (eg. alcohol, steroids, antihistamines, benzodiazepines, antihypertensives, diuretics) Male Testicular atrophy or disease Andropause Prostate infection or enlargement Female Climacteric syn. (menopausal symptoms) Stage of menstrual cycle Pregnancy Nocturia Nocturnal Polyuria Renal insufficiency Congestive cardiac failure (dyspnoea, oedema) Venous insufficiency (oedema) Hypoalbuminaemia Idiopathic 4
MALE GENITOURINARY SYMPTOMS Excesive fluid intake. Drugs (eg. long acting diuretics, alcohol, caffeine) Diurnal Polyuria Diabetes mellitus (thirst, tiredness) Diabetes insipidus Hypercalcaemia Psychogenic Drugs (eg. psychotropics) Reduced Bladder Capacity Cystitis (dysuria) Cerebrovascular accident Parkinson’s disease (tremor) Bladder calculi or tumour Bladder outlet obstruction (eg. prostatomegaly) Age related Polyuria and Pollakiuria Excessive urinary output or frequency Cystitis (dysuria, hypogastric pain) Chronic renal failure (in end stage only) Prostatitis (discharge, pain, dysuria) Diabetes insipidus (polydipsia, low urine SG) Diabetes mellitus (fatigue, blurred vision, paraesthesiae) Hypoparathyroidism (tetany, wheeze, convulsions) Hyperparathyroidism (polydipsia, bone pain, nausea) Addison's disease (nocturia, pigmentation, weakness) SLE (macular rash, polyarthritis) Hypercalcaemia (constipation, nausea) Obstructive sleep apnoea (snoring) Anxiety neurosis Hand-Schuller-Christian disease (eczema, adenitis) Acromegaly (coarse features, back pain, psychoses) Hyperaldosteronism (polydipsia, weakness, tetany) Bilharzia (urticaria, fever, haematuria) Drugs (eg. lead, diuretics) Bartter syn. (child, short, polydipsia) Cushing syn. (obese, moon face, striae) Diencephalic syn. (cachexia, vomiting, pallor) Potassium wastage syn. (weak, hypokalaemia) Urethral syn. (dysuria, sterile urine) Urge syn. (nocturia, urge incontinence) Priapism Painful, persistent penile erection Penile trauma Bladder calculus Spinal cord lesions Leukaemia Polycythaemia rubra vera Multiple myeloma Cerebrovascular accident (CNS signs) Diabetes mellitus (polyuria, polydipsia) 5
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